Kutch Express

Mukhi is a talented artist and devoted housewife living in Bhuj, Kutch. She has spent 22 years in a loveless marriage, quietly trying to keep the peace at home while obeying her husband. Her world revolves around family duties and maintaining harmony.

Dharmesh, a smart museum curator, is secretly attracted to Mamta, a young associate. His growing interest threatens the stability of his marriage as temptation mounts. The affair becomes a source of tension that hangs over the family.

The village women form the sisoty under Baiji's leadership, a bold, bidi-smoking mother-in-law who refuses to stay silent. They band together to support one another and challenge societal norms. The group becomes a catalyst for change in their community.

During an ice-cream outing, Mukhi encounters Mamta and begins to sense the pull Mamta has on Dharmesh. The moment marks the start of a personal crisis that could fracture the marriage. The encounter makes Mukhi aware of the emotional stakes involved.

Rumors about the affair spread through the village, and Baiji decides to teach Dharmesh a lesson for his actions. The women's solidarity is tested as public voices grow louder. Mukhi watches the drama unfold, torn between loyalty and self-respect.

Monghi begins to explore her own identity as an artist, encouraged by Madan, an international artist who believes she should find herself beyond her marriage. His mentorship opens new possibilities for her artistic growth. The encounter is a turning point toward personal fulfillment.

Dharmesh's jealousy intensifies as his affair with Mamta continues. It is revealed that Mamta is Avinash's ex-girlfriend, complicating loyalties within the family. The revelation adds pressure to every relationship involved.

As a final attempt, Monghi buys tickets for both herself and Dharmesh and proposes that she will change to save the marriage. Dharmesh rebuffs the plan and instead decides to marry Mamta. The couple's future seems uncertain as the plan collapses.

Baiji and Avinash help Mukhi see that her loveless marriage has stifled her dreams. Realizing her own worth, she decides to divorce Dharmesh to pursue her path. The decision marks a turning point toward personal freedom.

Relieved by the distance between them, Dharmesh offers a hand of friendship to Mukhi. He respects her choice and looks to support her as she redefin es her life. Their relationship shifts from marriage to mutual respect.

In the finale, Madan, Avinash, and the women of the sisoty convince Monghi and Baiji to travel to Mumbai. The plan frames Mumbai as a place where the women can realize their dreams beyond their village life. The moment sets the stage for new beginnings.

Monghi and Baiji commit to leaving Bhuj for Mumbai, stepping into a broader world of artistic opportunity and personal freedom. The trip is presented as the catalyst for self-actualization, supported by friends and fellow sisters. Their journey marks the start of a new chapter in their lives.